From Occupied Palestine

Olmert to Haaretz: Two-state solution, or Israel is done for
ALUF BENN, DAVID LANDAU, BARAK RAVID and SHMUEL ROSNER
Ha'aretz, 29 November 2007

Palestine: democracy not Zionism
JOHN V WHITBECK
Christian Science Monitor, 14 September 2007

Jeddah -- With some sort of "meeting" or "conference" to kick start the peace process now being touted by the Bush administration, there is at least the appearance of an understanding in Washington of the importance for the region and the world of solving the "Palestinian problem."

Out of sight maybe, but not out of mind
ZAFRIR RINAT
Ha'aretz, 13 June 2007

Israel's right to be racist
JOSEPH MASSAD
Al Ahram Weekly, 15 - 21 March 2007

UN committee: Israel should let Palestinians return to their land
YOAV STERN
Ha'aretz, 11 March 2007

A United Nations committee has called on Israel to allow Palestinian refugees to return to their property and land in Israel and to ensure that the bodies responsible for distributing property, such as the Jewish National Fund, not discriminate against the Arab population.

Peter MacKay in Israel and Palestine
JON ELMER
The Dominion, 25 January 2007

The Palestinians: It is the little things that make an occupation
Economist, 20 January 2007, p.64

The High Court of Justice is in no hurry
AMIRA HASS
Ha'aretz, 17 January 2007

The greatest settler
GIDEON LEVY
Ha'aretz, 6 January 2006

Among the many obituary notices published by various groups after the death of Teddy Kollek, one group's notice was conspicuous in its absence: the Yesha Council of Jewish Settlements. It is a bit difficult to comprehend this ingratitude by the settlers toward the person who brought approximately 200,000 Jews to the occupied territories - perhaps more than any other person. The settlement enterprise owes a great historic debt to Kollek. Neither Rabbi Moshe Levinger nor Hanan Porat nor Aharon Domb nor Ze'ev "Zambish" Hever are responsible for settling so many Israelis beyond the Green Line as Kollek, the enlightened Viennese liberal.

Not an internal Palestinian matter
AMIRA HASS
Ha'aretz, 4 October 2006

The experiment was a success: The Palestinians are killing each other. They are behaving as expected at the end of the extended experiment called "what happens when you imprison 1.3 million human beings in an enclosed space like battery hens."